Canberra Raiders coach Ricky Stuart has slammed "self-interest" among his rivals and called on them to throw their weight behind a bold bid to make rugby league more attractive. The Raiders mentor has backed ARL Commission chairman Peter V'Landys' move to "make the game more attractive" and called on coaches to play their part. Stuart says it is time for rival coaches to move on following the decision to scale back to one referee and implement a six-again rule for ruck infringements a fortnight out from the NRL's restart. "The coaches will never have the good of the game as their first priority, it's always self-interest," Stuart told The Canberra Times. "I'm glad the commission have shown strength and gone about making a decision for what they think is best for the game.
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Topic: Stuart takes aim at rivals' 'self-interest'
